Veronica, Creeping Veronica, Georgia Blue Speedwell 'Georgia Blue'

Love, Love, Love this plant. Living in Buda, Tx and not having a sprinkler system is ultimately what changed how I garden. This plant ...Read Moreis a champion! I rarely water it - it's planted on the north side of the house in full shade. It handled the freezing weather beautifully as well as the hot summers. I don't do anything to it. I'm thinking of separating it and trying it in the sun. It mounds and stays green all year long. What more could you ask for in Texas!

Awesome plant here in Leander, TX (north of Austin). I had them at my old house, and wanted to take some with me when we moved, so I cut ...Read Morethe old plants in half, straight through the roots, and put them directly in the garden here. They are growing like gangbusters! They look great trailing over our walkway. Highly recommend.

I love this plant! I bought 4 very straggly pots at the end of the season last year, stuck it in the ground just before an 18 degree free...Read Moreze in November, and it came through fine and spreading. Each plant is about 6 inches in diameter now, and I've begun dividing it and planting on my slope to replace the weedy grass (or grassy weed) lawn in front of my home. 10 divisions bopping along, and I'll split them more and more if they come through the August sun and drought. My hopes are for a mow-free bank. I think this might be the perfect solution.

I use this plant as a ground cover, will spread nicely but is not invasive. Wonderful foliage always with tinge of red.
In Spring...Read More, it is covered with small blue flowers. The flowers open only when the sun shine, which can be a downer here with our plentiful share of rainy days. Extra nice filler.

I planted two of these along with a pink creeping phlox this spring. They have doubled in size, but not taken over anything. They are pla...Read Morented in a raised bed under my rose bushes. My plan is to continue allowing them to grow and choke out weeds and morning glories in my rose garden. They had one or two blooms this summer when the weather was cooler. I'm looking forward to their display of blue (next to the pink creeping phlox) this spring.

Even though this is listed to Zone 8a, I've had this growing in Zone 10a very successfully. Not at all invasive here and even blooms int...Read Moreermitantly throughout our hot summers. Great as a replacement for Lobelia, too.

Absolutely LOVE this plant. It is striking when in bloom and cascading from a pot or over rocks. Just beautiful.

Worth checking that the species that invades lawns isn't Veronica filiformis. This is a colourful, but invasive species of UK lawns.

This little baby has taken over my lawn here in Vermont! It is creeping into all my flower beds. Help. How do i get rid of it?

This is a super ground cover that blooms early spring and later if it is in the sun. It works well in our Texas heat in full sun or part...Read More shade. The moisture issue does not effect it either. I have had it near a water feature where it gets overflow, and I have it next to a foundation in full sun. It grows a bit on the slow side, but once established it will fill out and spill over the edge of a bed. I give it four stars****!

I love this plant. I planted mine about a month ago and it is still blooming and really starting to fill out. I have my planted in my w...Read Moreaterwise garden in front of my Guara and infront of retaining wall in front of my sidewalk. It adds color when my other plants are still dormat. It is danity and filled with color.

This is a pretty plant with a very vivid blue color. Although it's considered a creeper or a ground cover I find that it has a more upri...Read Moreght habit in my zone and barely creeps at all.

Such a wonderful ground cover for DFW area, looks like a blue carpet in springtime due to all the little flowers the honeybees just love....Read More Green leaves turn more burgundy in dead of winter but it comes right back early. Usually my first flowers of spring.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this plant! It is a fabulous groundcover, the flowers are extremely vibrant. It usually blooms twice for me-spring and aga...Read Morein in late summer.
I'm growing it in full sun but I'm going to try and transplant some in a shady area and see how that goes. For a vine that looks so delicate it is extremely hardy!

A great plant and very pretty in borders or as an accent. Not terrific in dappled shade in central Texas -- much heavier blooming w/sun ...Read More5 hours or more.

Beautiful flowers and beautiful color! I love to see it every Spring!

The first year we had these, we were thrilled to see what a beautiful blue carpet they made.

Anyone know how well it gro...Read Morews as a groundcover in dappled shade?

This is a wonderful groundcover in my zone 8a gardens. It divides easily and is quick to root in a new bed. I highly recommend it, espe...Read Morecially since it is evergreen.

Lovely ground cover, like a blue carpet in early spring, one of the first to bloom. Spreads nicely, but not invasive, and keeps its leav...Read Morees in winter and they turn a pretty bronze color. A surprise favorite.

Great groundcover. It stays a bronzy color in zone 6 winters. When in bloom many people will comment on it.
Only trouble I have ha...Read Mored with it is in trading it through the mail. Make sure you include a little soil as the roots are shallow which causes the roots to dry out.

Pretty blue flowers. Will spread by rooting along the stems, but not excessively so. Very easy to transplant by cutting a rooted stem f...Read Morerom the mother plant.